Best Discord server stats and leveling bots

These are the three most-used Discord bots whose own sites present server stats or leveling as a main feature, ranked by the server counts they publish. MEE6 and ProBot each give leveling a section of their homepage. Third place was close between Koya and Loritta, and Koya is here because its own site presents both halves of this page: a Levels section and a server stats feature with charts. YourBot's Analytics has no XP or levels, so the sections below say where each one fits. Everything this page says about the other bots comes from their own websites and docs.

MEE6

MEE6's homepage gives its leveling and XP system a section of its own. Members earn XP by chatting and get reward roles at the levels you set, stacked or replaced as they climb. /rank shows a rank card and a web leaderboard ranks members by XP, while No XP Roles and No XP Channels keep parts of the server out. Its Statistics Channels show server counts, role member counts, social media followers and crypto stats in locked voice channels, and its Invite Tracker ranks members by how many people they invited. MEE6's Free vs Premium table puts XP and Levels, the stats counters and the invite tracker on Premium, and its help center says XP can only be earned by chatting in text channels; a Voice XP Tracker module in its Bot Maker library adds XP for voice time on Premium.

Best if XP levels are what keep your members chatting and you already run MEE6 Premium.

ProBot

ProBot's homepage gives its leveling system one of its four feature sections, to reward active members with level roles, permissions and channels. Members earn a text level and a voice level, with a congratulation when they level up. Role rewards can ask for a text level, a voice level or both, replace lower rewards with higher ones and tell the member by DM. /top ranks members by text or voice for a day, a week or a month, /rank shows a member's rank card and /profile a profile card of their own. Chosen roles and channels can be set to earn no XP. ProBot can be used for free, with a premium subscription for some features.

Best if you want a text level and a voice level, each with its own role rewards.

Koya

Koya's homepage has a Levels section, and its features page presents a free server stats bot beside it. Its leveling gives XP for messages with a cooldown and a curve you set, role rewards on level-up in stack or replace mode and a rank card for every member, with custom designs on Premium. Its public leaderboard page lives on Koya's website, and XP can be imported from MEE6 or Amari. Its server stats have four chart views: messages, voice, server and members. The member view tracks joins, leaves and net change over time. Top-10 lists show the most active senders and the most voice time, and allow or deny lists cover channels and roles. In Discord, /stats commands show quick numbers and export daily server and voice statistics. Koya's free plan covers both halves; Premium adds a longer history and card designs, and Premium and Pro raise the number of role rewards.

Best if you want leveling and server stats charts in one all-in-one bot, with a free plan that covers both.

Analytics, built into YourBot

Analytics is one of YourBot's ten core services, and every feature below is free on the shared bot. It has no XP, levels or level-up messages. A role reward is a set of up to 8 conditions on activity, such as messages, voice hours or days active over a window you choose. The bot grants the role to every member who meets them, on the reward's own schedule, with an optional revoke, DM and channel notice. Leaderboards rank 12 metrics over 7 to 365 days, voice hours, reactions and days active among them. /stats renders a card with ranks, sparklines and the next role reward.

On the dashboard, Home says how the server is doing, and Growth, Activity, Best times, Channels and Members each answer one question, from members over time and retention by join cohort to voice sessions, the busiest hours and channels that are growing or fading. Invite tracking ranks who brought in members who stayed. In Discord, /chart draws per-day charts, and counter channels put up to 4 live numbers in a channel name. Every page with a chart has a CSV download, and a per-server API sits behind a key. Analytics counts what happens, never what was said.

Best if you want to see how the server is doing, from growth and retention to voice and channels, and to hand out roles on activity rather than levels.

The one-on-one pages go further: YourBot vs MEE6, YourBot vs ProBot and YourBot vs Koya. Statbot and ServerStats, which are built for server stats, have pages of their own: YourBot vs Statbot and YourBot vs ServerStats.